What
Provider of health care transparency technology to employers, lowering the cost of health care and providing individuals with unbiased pricing and quality information for health care purchases.
Disrupting
Health care industry pricing model, driving cost down and care quality up through increased transparency.
Headquarters: San Francisco
CEO: Giovanni Colella
Year Founded: 2008
Number of Employees: 200
Funding: $181 million
Key Investors: Maverick Capital, Oak Investment Partners, Redmile Group, U.S. Venture Partners, Venrock, Morgan Stanley, Wellcome Trust and T. Rowe Price
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